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**baronaaba** · 04-29-2012, 05:25 AM

100% correct brother al_zayn.

Sister kite runner - you are also right that there are Muslim named celebrities who do much worse. But as brother al_zayn points out, they don't orchestrate haraam and then throw a Hadith in, confusing many Muslims into thinking the content of DOABM are within the boundaries of the shariah.

I feel a bit sorry for brother Humza to be honest, seems like hes not merely a Muslim by name person but Islam does mean a lot to him. The Al-Qadr video appears to have hit him like a sledge hammer and in his response video he even plays an instrument free nasheed instead of music (at the end, if not beginning). If he has truly learnt the errors of his ways then inshallah he'll do the right thing and take the videos down from his official channel. They're copyrighted so he can get YouTube to take them down if anyone else uploads them.

04-29-2012, 05:25 AM	#23
baronaaba Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 547 Senior Member	100% correct brother al_zayn. Sister kite runner - you are also right that there are Muslim named celebrities who do much worse. But as brother al_zayn points out, they don't orchestrate haraam and then throw a Hadith in, confusing many Muslims into thinking the content of DOABM are within the boundaries of the shariah. I feel a bit sorry for brother Humza to be honest, seems like hes not merely a Muslim by name person but Islam does mean a lot to him. The Al-Qadr video appears to have hit him like a sledge hammer and in his response video he even plays an instrument free nasheed instead of music (at the end, if not beginning). If he has truly learnt the errors of his ways then inshallah he'll do the right thing and take the videos down from his official channel. They're copyrighted so he can get YouTube to take them down if anyone else uploads them.
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